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shortcuts aside, The HDR24/96's GUI also allows really easy and powerful
drag 'n drop editing. Pull a region out of the region list and drop
it onto the track view. Snap the region to Hours:Minutes:Seconds:Frames
or Bars:Beats:Ticks. Pull a region from one track and join it to another
to create a new region. Slip regions, trim their beginning or end
points. Turn on 'Loop' and drag a region's start or end points as
far as you need. Hip-hop Heaven! All of these edit commands are possible
without going anywhere near a menu. It's simply a click of the mouse. |
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Real
Digital Audio Editing Power |
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where the rubber hits the road. The HDR24/96 GUI's context sensitive
mouse changes from one type of tool to another based on where you
move it. The most complex editing tasks become a drag 'n drop breeze.
Pull the top right or left corner of a region to create fade-ins and
fade-outs. Right click to select the fade curves. Push one region
into another and instantly create a cross-fade with your selection
of nine different fade curve combinations. The HDR24/96 re-draws all
waveforms in real-time as you edit. You can't do this with a 20x2
LCD window or JavaScript™ application running on a PC! |
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Volume
Automation |
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HDR24/96 let's you automate the volume of each region by creating
a region volume envelope. Click to add as many volume points as you
need. Click again to drag them into position, creating as complex
a mix as you can imagine. It mutes, too. Got an analog console that
lacks level and mute automation? Not any more! Go back and lay those
old 2" sessions into the HDR24/96 and get the mix you always wanted. |
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Scrubbing
Mouse - and More |
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You
can scrub all 24 tracks of audio on the HDR24/96 from the jog/shuttle
wheel of our d8b digital mixer, Remote 48 (coming soon-ish), or any
other MMC wheel. But scrubbing gets really cool with the HDR24/96's
mouse! Listen to what you're doing as you drag to spot edits and set
markers. It's all real-time and designed to make you more creative
and productive. |
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Keyboard
shortcuts aside, The HDR24/96's GUI also allows really easy and powerful
drag 'n drop editing. Pull a region out of the region list and drop
it onto the track view. Snap the region to Hours:Minutes:Seconds:Frames
or Bars:Beats:Ticks. Pull a region from one track and join it to another
to create a new region. Slip regions, trim their beginning or end
points. Turn on 'Loop' and drag a region's start or end points as
far as you need. Hip-hop Heaven! All of these edit commands are possible
without going anywhere near a menu. It's simply a click of the mouse.
Here's
where the rubber hits the road. The HDR24/96 GUI's context sensitive
mouse changes from one type of tool to another based on where you
move it. The most complex editing tasks become a drag 'n drop breeze.
Pull the top right or left corner of a region to create fade-ins and
fade-outs. Right click to select the fade curves. Push one region
into another and instantly create a cross-fade with your selection
of nine different fade curve combinations. The HDR24/96 re-draws all
waveforms in real-time as you edit. You can't do this with a 20x2
LCD window or JavaScript™ application running on a PC!
The
HDR24/96 let's you automate the volume of each region by creating
a region volume envelope. Click to add as many volume points as you
need. Click again to drag them into position, creating as complex
a mix as you can imagine. It mutes, too. Got an analog console that
lacks level and mute automation? Not any more! Go back and lay those
old 2" sessions into the HDR24/96 and get the mix you always wanted.
